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Currently Feeling:  | 13w2d symptoms. Help/advice So recently every time after I pee I get a really bad cramping pain in my stomach really low down. It doesnt hurt to pee so I don't think this could be a uti. But I also have a cold and it hurts to cough and sneeze too  ( has anyone else had this? I did tell the tech that did my ultasound and she said if its bothering me to go to GP. I'm not one for going to the doc for the slightest ache and pain but should I go? My cm has also started to have like a fluorescent colour to it. Is this bad? Usually it's clear. And I'm thinking could this mean infection? Help/advice please? X |
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